Sentences with phrase «many years a company»

For years the company only sold its products in Ontario, but it slowly started to push outwards in 2003, when it began to distribute in Alberta.

In the past few years companies like Braeburn Pharmaceuticals, Intarcia Therapeutics, and Proteus Digital Health have set out to create better medical mousetraps through devices that make existing drugs more effective.

In February the board appointed Lance Fritz to succeed the retiring Jack Koraleski, a 43 - year company veteran.

Jacques Daoust, economy minister for Quebec (where SNC - Lavalin is based) thinks that rule is too harsh, and was quoted as saying, «In 10 years a company might not be the same.

Last year the company generated $ 1 million in sales.

He was a 15 - year company veteran and previously served as a senior vice-president of merchandising operations in Minneapolis.

«If your business is going well, that's the time you've got to reinvent it,» says A&W CEO Paul Hollands, a 36 - year company veteran.

Last year the company sold off Duracell to Berkshire Hathaway and 41 of its beauty labels including Clairol and CoverGirl to Coty.

Last year the company posted revenue of $ 59.3 million on loss of $ 5.3 million.

That first year the company gained distribution with Egghead Software and a smattering of other computer - specialty stores and catalogs.

Each year the company sends to key customers and prospects a detailed questionnaire, according to co-owner Kay Krebs.

RapidResponse does the job in minutes and in real time, says Sicard, a 20 - year company veteran who took over as president and CEO in January.

Do you know what year the company was founded?

Mock - up Milk Bones for dogs, almost - Advil medication for headaches, might - be Mars bars for snacks and supposed - to - be SoftSoap for bathrooms: the store sells knockoff products for much cheaper than it sells name brands, earning it a higher profit margin and helping turn Dollarama into a near $ 3 - billion a year company.

In December of that year the company said Wilson would step down as chairman and it also named a new CEO, hoping new faces at the top would help the company bounce back from the debacle.

Last year the company raised an $ 800 million credit facility, presumably to finance acquisitions.

Each year the company raises its menu prices to cover increasing food costs, but it generally keeps those price hikes below the rate of inflation for «food away from home» to stay competitive.

Apple's 2.4 percent drop year - to - date in 2018 is its steepest since 2016, although in that year the company had already reported by the end of April.

By comparison, last year the company lost $ 11.2 million due in part to lagging sales.

Late last year the company signed a deal with Microsoft, giving its global and marketing teams access to its own custom - designed space at two WeWork locations in New York City.

Mark in the platform, in the code of the platform and on the screen displays a form of a copyright notice including «© Year Company Name.»

What's Next This year the company plans to add events from Major League Baseball, the NBA and NASCAR.

Last year the company broke $ 1 million in sales.

«So every year this company spits out a lot more free cash flow than your typical oil major,» Kirby says.

It's not just Comcast either: Time Warner Cable (TWX) recently announced that it added 32,000 TV customers in 2015, the first year the company has increased its subscriber base since 2006.

So that year the company launched its Controlled Substance Monitoring Program (CSMP).

Now what I love is that in less than five years the company has expanded from a single product to a line of more than a dozen.

The number of years a company has been around is going to have some impact on the confidence future clients have in your business.

Last year the company's revenue was $ 44 million.

«If I was run over by a bus next year the company should be as fun a place to work in three years as it is now and that can only be held by values,» he says.

Rapid uptake of new technologies and intense competition between manufacturers have pushed margins on many sets into negative territory, and as Bloomberg Businessweek's recent profile of CEO Stringer pointed out, over the past eight years the company has lost an astounding US$ 8.5 billion on TVs.

During the year the company managed to pay down a whopping AUD$ 45m on its debt facility to financier Investec which represents 45 % of the facility.

Entrepreneur.com wants to see photos from your outrageously creative end - of - year company soirees.

The company owner cares a lot about the employees and customers, and each year the company makes a small but healthy profit and continues to march on.

And over the past year the company got into an entirely new line of business, buying a pair of farm equipment dealers with 16 locations across the Prairies.

He added that he does think that by the end of this year the company will have «turned a corner» on a lot of the issues.

(A 21 - year company veteran, he was behind fan favorites such as Tonight Dough and Dublin Mudslide, along with more recent offerings like Urban Bourbon and Truffle Kerfuffle).

Last year the company only made $ 30,000 in profits, but he says that what really matters is who benefits from the surplus once the bills are paid.

But when Jet started fundraising last month, it was seeking a $ 2 billion valuation, and earlier this year the company had talked to investors about a $ 3 billion valuation, The Journal said.

Last year the company sold more than 650 million t - shirts and 600 million pairs of socks.

Yet for the sixth straight year the company showed deterioration in almost every category.

This year the company will need to raise about $ 1.5 billion to finance its solar installations.

In three years the company has made 15 investments and M&A deals.

Last year the company pulled in a mere $ 45 million in ad revenue, according to research firm eMarketer.

That year, the toughest year the company had faced, was the first time they landed on the Best Managed Companies list.

(Last year the company's e-commerce revenue grew by 33 %.)

Earlier this year the company bought TransferZero, a Spanish online money transfer startup, and in the coming months, BitPesa plans to open an office in the United Arab Emirates, Rosiello said.

Last year the company sold 3,000 pairs; it's on track to quadruple that this year.

Despite owning three classic billion - dollar - plus brands (Kraft, Oscar Mayer, and Philadelphia), last year the company saw sales fall for the fourth straight year, while profit fell 62 % to $ 2.7 billion.

In the past six years the company has amassed more than 100,000 customers, revenue upward of $ 55 million and an enviable product return rate of only 5 percent.